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German Economic Stagnation Persists Despite €500 Billion Investment Plan
Germany's economy is stagnant, with the Council of Economic Experts forecasting zero growth in 2025 due to bureaucratic hurdles, unpredictable US trade policies, and a weak spring economic recovery; a €500 billion investment package offers a chance for growth, but its effective allocation is crucial...
German Economic Stagnation Persists Despite €500 Billion Investment Plan
Germany's economy is stagnant, with the Council of Economic Experts forecasting zero growth in 2025 due to bureaucratic hurdles, unpredictable US trade policies, and a weak spring economic recovery; a €500 billion investment package offers a chance for growth, but its effective allocation is crucial...
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40% Bias Score


China Enacts Law to Bolster Private Sector, Addressing Longstanding Challenges
China's new private sector promotion law, effective May 20, aims to bolster the private sector's contribution (over 50% of tax revenue, 60% of GDP, 80% of urban jobs) by legally protecting property rights and promoting fair competition, addressing longstanding challenges and boosting domestic and in...
China Enacts Law to Bolster Private Sector, Addressing Longstanding Challenges
China's new private sector promotion law, effective May 20, aims to bolster the private sector's contribution (over 50% of tax revenue, 60% of GDP, 80% of urban jobs) by legally protecting property rights and promoting fair competition, addressing longstanding challenges and boosting domestic and in...
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48% Bias Score


China Enacts Law to Bolster Private Sector, Addressing Longstanding Challenges
China's new private sector promotion law, effective May 20, provides legal protection for private enterprises, addressing issues like financing access and regulatory uncertainty; it aims to boost innovation and economic growth while reassuring international investors.
China Enacts Law to Bolster Private Sector, Addressing Longstanding Challenges
China's new private sector promotion law, effective May 20, provides legal protection for private enterprises, addressing issues like financing access and regulatory uncertainty; it aims to boost innovation and economic growth while reassuring international investors.
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48% Bias Score


Merz to Become German Chancellor as Coalition Agrees on Economic and Military Focus
Germany's conservative and center-left parties signed a coalition agreement on Monday, paving the way for Friedrich Merz to become Chancellor on Tuesday, focusing on economic recovery, military strengthening, and countering the AfD.
Merz to Become German Chancellor as Coalition Agrees on Economic and Military Focus
Germany's conservative and center-left parties signed a coalition agreement on Monday, paving the way for Friedrich Merz to become Chancellor on Tuesday, focusing on economic recovery, military strengthening, and countering the AfD.
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44% Bias Score


Milei's Economic Reforms in Argentina: Stabilized Peso, but Social Unrest
In Argentina, President Javier Milei's 500 days in office have been marked by the lifting of currency restrictions ("cepo"), resulting in a stable peso but also sparking social unrest due to suppressed wages and increased income inequality, despite a slight decrease in poverty to 38.1 percent and in...
Milei's Economic Reforms in Argentina: Stabilized Peso, but Social Unrest
In Argentina, President Javier Milei's 500 days in office have been marked by the lifting of currency restrictions ("cepo"), resulting in a stable peso but also sparking social unrest due to suppressed wages and increased income inequality, despite a slight decrease in poverty to 38.1 percent and in...
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24% Bias Score


Zimbabwe: Open for Business, Beyond the Headlines
Zimbabwe, celebrating its 45th Independence Day, is actively attracting foreign investment through economic reforms and showcasing its vast natural resources, including lithium and fertile land, despite past challenges and negative media portrayals.
Zimbabwe: Open for Business, Beyond the Headlines
Zimbabwe, celebrating its 45th Independence Day, is actively attracting foreign investment through economic reforms and showcasing its vast natural resources, including lithium and fertile land, despite past challenges and negative media portrayals.
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72% Bias Score

Australia's New Government to Implement Stalled Reforms
Australia's new majority government, led by Prime Minister Albanese, can now implement previously stalled policy reforms addressing climate change, economic inequality, and Indigenous recognition, drawing on expert reports from previous administrations, unlike the previous period of political instab...

Australia's New Government to Implement Stalled Reforms
Australia's new majority government, led by Prime Minister Albanese, can now implement previously stalled policy reforms addressing climate change, economic inequality, and Indigenous recognition, drawing on expert reports from previous administrations, unlike the previous period of political instab...
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40% Bias Score

China Enacts Law to Boost Private Sector, Addressing Longstanding Challenges
China's new private sector promotion law, effective May 20, provides legal safeguards for private enterprises, addressing issues like unequal access to financing and regulatory uncertainties; this aims to boost economic growth and innovation.

China Enacts Law to Boost Private Sector, Addressing Longstanding Challenges
China's new private sector promotion law, effective May 20, provides legal safeguards for private enterprises, addressing issues like unequal access to financing and regulatory uncertainties; this aims to boost economic growth and innovation.
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44% Bias Score

Australia's Labor Victory paves way for economic reform
Australia's Labor party secured a resounding electoral victory, enabling the government to focus on boosting productivity and implementing structural reforms to achieve a greener and more dynamic economy, despite ongoing budgetary pressures and global economic uncertainty.

Australia's Labor Victory paves way for economic reform
Australia's Labor party secured a resounding electoral victory, enabling the government to focus on boosting productivity and implementing structural reforms to achieve a greener and more dynamic economy, despite ongoing budgetary pressures and global economic uncertainty.
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56% Bias Score

German Infrastructure Fund: Uncertainty for Municipalities
The 500 billion euro German infrastructure fund, intended to boost the economy, faces uncertainty in its allocation to municipalities like Bad Liebenzell, which need funding for infrastructure projects but face skepticism about receiving sufficient funds due to existing budget shortfalls and potenti...

German Infrastructure Fund: Uncertainty for Municipalities
The 500 billion euro German infrastructure fund, intended to boost the economy, faces uncertainty in its allocation to municipalities like Bad Liebenzell, which need funding for infrastructure projects but face skepticism about receiving sufficient funds due to existing budget shortfalls and potenti...
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44% Bias Score

Ontario Leads in Eliminating Internal Canadian Trade Barriers
Ontario tabled legislation to eliminate many internal trade barriers, potentially saving Canada \$200 billion annually, a response to Donald Trump's trade pressures; however, full reciprocal action from other provinces is not guaranteed.

Ontario Leads in Eliminating Internal Canadian Trade Barriers
Ontario tabled legislation to eliminate many internal trade barriers, potentially saving Canada \$200 billion annually, a response to Donald Trump's trade pressures; however, full reciprocal action from other provinces is not guaranteed.
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40% Bias Score

Jordan's New Property Tax Bill: Automated System Sparks Debate
Jordan's government submitted a new bill to parliament to revise property taxes, replacing a 1954 law with an automated electronic system. While officials claim it increases fairness, critics warn of unintended consequences due to potential misalignment with market values.

Jordan's New Property Tax Bill: Automated System Sparks Debate
Jordan's government submitted a new bill to parliament to revise property taxes, replacing a 1954 law with an automated electronic system. While officials claim it increases fairness, critics warn of unintended consequences due to potential misalignment with market values.
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44% Bias Score
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